I can go one better. I haven't played AC or WoW. I'm also a RPG gamer who prefers stealth over brute force.

Just too many other options.

You liked Dadi Freyr, here's more. I liked this one better, more funk

https://videosift.com/video/Skiptir-ekki-mali-Daoi-Freyr

Great. No one better tell "Fox and Friends". We don't want the president to find out.

And the words "I am the best at leaving the pen, there is no one better than me. Believe me!" were never heard...

not bad,but i like this one better:
*related=https://videosift.com/video/The-Batman-Complex-Theatrical-Trailer

http://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/tv-radio/71954583/when-it-comes-to-long-place-names-tvnz-reckons-it-can-go-one-better

Gotta love competition

Do you one better:

*ban

Kinda liked that one better than Colbert's sendoff.

I know, but I liked the other one better

p.s. Not because I'm not a fan of Edward Lear, I am, and I actually own a copy of the Book of Bosh. I can't recall though whether the Owl and the Pussycat is included in that volume... and googling didn't get me very far either. I think it is...

Johnny Cash did it well, but I like this one better!

Thanks dude! I enjoyed this one better then most.

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stupid me i put this in the wrong place AGAIN!

I can't speak to which one has better gameplay or controls, but I like the visual style of this one better. It doesn't look as "advanced", but it seems more true to the ascetics of the original.

Aww, c'mon. You cannot expect me to pick a favorite! After 24 years of gaming on the PC, there's an endless list of themes in my head, one better than the other.

So here's what I came up with in two minutes:
-- Battle Isle 2, epic midi theme
-- The Settlers/Die Siedler, original theme
-- UFO: Enemy Unkown, theme
-- X-COM: Terror from the Deep, geoscape "crap your pants"-theme
-- Outlaws, theme
-- Carmageddon 2, "kill all the fucking pedestrians"-theme

Also add every single track of the Jagged Alliance soundtrack. The original, mind you, not the second installment. And do I even have to mention Hell March or the original C&C?

Edit: ffs, now I have to fire up DOSBox and play Battle Isle until my eyes start to bleed.

I wouldn't say anything, I don't think that it would be particularly effective. We all have our own idea of what morality is, and Stalin's is a very complex result of innumerable factors like upbringing, disposition and circumstance, and it would be a bit self important of me to think that I could argue that out of him. He lived, acted, died and left his mark on history. The paremeters set forth by the physical world and the collective actions of everyone else who has lived either as a contemporary or since has judged which of those actions have value and will live on. It's a messy process, certainly, but it's just how things work.

In other words, you don't have any argument as to why Stalin should adopt your morality and abandon his own. If you do I invite you to post it here. How can you escape Ravi's charge that atheism is incoherent in the absence of any such argument?

Thankfully, we seem to be heading in a direction that diverges considerably from that Stalin would espouse. I think that a certain evolutionary tendency towards beneficial collectivism is responsible for that.

Mind you that I'm not arguing for a one world government here, but rather I think that a sense of connection and personal responsibility for the wellbeing of everything else on this planet, ecosystem and all, will bode well for how I and my descendants experience this thing we call life.

It's only one of many competing survival strategies, and nothing more.

So if Hitler had won and the world was in the grips of his totalitarian regime, this would just a particular evolutionary tendency playing out? What makes one better than the other?

"Do you believe that there has ever been a case where slavery has been justified, and do you believe that there has ever been a good reason for anyone to butcher a toddler with a sword?"

Why is it wrong to do either of those things?